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QUOTE=Jeff V.;12610076]I just went and did this twice on my bench setup. Once to revert it to the stock 3G+ settings, and the the 2nd time to re-enable my 2G control panel.
In VCDS, go to Module 5F, click coding, then click long coding helper.
Click Byte 14 in row 3. It's the 15th value from the left (the first value is Byte 00). It'll highlight in yellow. Type in the new value. If your current value is 04, change it to 24.
You can also edit the binary value below. Doesn't matter, the end result is the same. 00000100 = 04 in hex, and 00100100 = 24 in hex. Type the value you want, and press enter.
The new value should show up, but we have not actually written the changes to the module yet.
Click the Exit button in the upper left corner to go back to the main coding screen. Click 'Do it'.
On mine, I got a warning about it possibly being an uninitialized module due to the workshop code being 06335. I just told it to keep the values it already had. You may not get the warning since your system was updated by a legit dealer.
If everything works, there should be a popup box that says 'module accepted coding'.
Exit all the way out of VCDS, then do a 3 finger reboot on the unit. This will work regardless of the baud rate being right or wrong.
Once the system comes back up, you should be good to go.
If it still doesn't work, go into VCDS, module 5F, and then Advanced ID. Copy the first paragraph and post it here so I can read it. This is what mine looks like:
Code:
Sunday,09,July,2017,23:00:16:37177
VCDS Version: Release 17.1.3 (x64)
Address 5F: Information Electr.
Control Module Part Number: 8R1 035 746 G
Component and/or Version: H-BNT-NA H42 0901
Software Coding: 160200060005A1EF51028B5E00000403140000000000000000
Work Shop Code: WSC 06335
VCID: BB3670813AF419997C-80EE
Don't try to copy my coding value though. This is from when my module was still set up as a Q5. I'm just using this as an example of what I want to see from your module.[/QUOTE]
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